waterhole
- noun
- /ˈwɔːtərhoʊl/
- Specialized
- Radio telescopes are tuned to the waterhole when listening for possible extraterrestrial messages.
Examples
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The waterhole is considered a promising frequency range for interstellar communication.
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Scientists often search the waterhole for signals that might indicate intelligent life beyond Earth.
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The waterhole allows for clear interstellar communication.
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Scientists are studying the waterhole for potential signals.
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Scientists often search the waterhole for signals that might indicate intelligent life beyond Earth.
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Radio telescopes are tuned to the waterhole when listening for possible extraterrestrial messages.
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The waterhole is considered a promising frequency range for interstellar communication.
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Etymology
In space science the word waterhole was chosen because the quiet radio band sits between signals related to hydrogen and a part of water, so it is like a little 'water' place in space. Scientists call this waterhole a good spot to 'listen' for possible signals from other life.